Tawes Hume Pollack affair disputed amid Maryland politics
The article reports Tawes denying charges of a political deal with Pollack as false. Hume recounts a taped agreement offering major appointments for $80,000, while Pollack defends his Mahoney backing and disputes party guarantees. The piece notes Pollack’s threats to reveal memories and prompts from Tawes and Hocker.
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Tawes
Hume
Jack Pollack
Ander
Peante
Pollack
Mune
Maryland
Mame
Pallavk
Pollack Himsel
Mr. Tawes
George PB. Mahoney
Robbers Find Police Ready Two Are Dead
A sequence of the daring daytime robbery ends with two gunmen dead and three others fleeing. Detective Harry Lance fires from cover as Andrew Chervinek and Pierre Mager rush toward a hidden corner. Kenneth Daniels drives away in a car as officers converge and fire back, with Chervinek mortally wounded and Mager later captured.
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Freed
Capitol
Fixture 'Co
Robert
Candy
June Freed
Lee
William Hanhardt
Harry Lance
Joseph Ahrens
Ahrens
Lance Ant Hanhardt
Andrew Chervinek
Pierre Mager
Charvinnek
Hantardt
Chervanck
Dwvang
Mager Vin
Eny Ont Bau
Sug
Kenneth Daniels
Daniels
Home Backs Resources Plan At Williamsport Demo Rally
A long fragmented report portrays a businesslike businessman Allen Alten backing a resources plan at a Williamsport rally. Deeds and Akers defend Kennedy era policies, tout fiscal improvements and public programs while criticizing opposition and urging support for tax and government reforms.
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Williamsport
Freedom Bus Rides North to Resume Monday
One-way Freedom Bus trips for dissatisfied Negroes will restart Monday in New Orleans. George Singelmann, director of the sponsoring Citizens Committee, said they will send as many as needed and that more than 100 Louisiana Negroes await departure. Trailsways officials will provide buses, with deposits of 1,409 per bus, and some travelers plan to reach cities including Los Angeles and Oakland. Mayor Holton of Oakland condemned the action as inhumane.
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New Orleans
APM
Worth
New Orleans Citzens
George Siigelaant
Singelann
Trailways
Tic
New York City
Shelby Williams
Singelmann
Williams
Slagelmann
Los
Argetes
Oakland
Washington
Philadelhia
New York
Chicago
Shigelmani
California
Datin Houlitan
Qak Dand
Press
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Manuel Kaufmat
Phiadelphia Warfare Department
Ballantine Beer Unveils New Look On Cans And Bottles
Ballantine Beer debuts a bright redesign with two tone red accents and a white stripe. The familiar golden copper can and Three Ring Sign remain, maintaining the Ballantine identity while signaling evolution across the East Coast markets. Mayor Wagner comments on a broader relief program while the Philadelphia rollout continues.
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Seaboard
Timina
Philadelphia
Thomas Burtra
Police clash at mosque leaves one dead in Los Angeles
Police battles erupted at Muhammad's Mosque No. 27 in Los Angeles as followers of a black supremacist group clashed with officers. One policeman died, others injured, and Pailee reported rounding up 19 people for questioning. The movement, said to have about 3,500 members in Southern California, is criticized by the NAACP and pro integration groups.
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Muhammad
Tomlinson
Central ‘Receiving Hospital
Anderson
Kensie
Pailee
Los Angeles
Poties
California
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Prayer Request English Mystery at First Methodist Church
A prayer request from Ann Athor Mich, minister at First Methodist Church, asks for divine reassurance amid loneliness. The writer seeks Christ's comfort, strength, and hope through the spiritual song, noting friends are busy and loved ones gone. The note reflects longing for eternal life with faith in Jesus Christ.
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Jess Christ
Arion
Heaven Kuper
Ann Athor
Mich
First Methodist Church
Humelsine Named Top Post at Olin Mathieson
Charles B L Humelsine, formerly of Hagerstown, is appointed general transportation manager at Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. in Baltimore, part of a corporate reorganization. He joined in 1951 as a traffic analyst and will be based at the corporate transportation office in New York City.
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Charles BL Humelsine
Hagerstown
General Transportation
Imana
Reverales
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Humelsine
jMenk
Olin’ Che Amical
Baltimore
Magerstown
Rand O
Baltimore College of Commerce
School of Advanced Management
University of Chicago
Traffic Chi
Chicago
New York
Iks
Traffic Chies ofAmerica
Olin
Park Afi
York City
Don't Put Last Year's Gas In Your Mower
A page 20 command warns against using stale fuel in power mowers noting that old gasoline can cause stalling and blade detachments. Stull urges proper fuel type regular or marine white gas, warns high test fuels cause overheating, and stresses correct battery hookup and blade sharpening practices to prevent damage and injuries.
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Stutt
Clear Spring High Wins Press Award at SIPA Convention
Clear Spring High School publication The Voice won a press award at the Southern Interscholastic Press Association Convention in Lexington Virginia. SIPA represents 10 southern states and DC. eight teen entries were honored in a graphed classification for shorts. Mrs. Robert J. Miller, Voice advisor from Valley City, led the term attending the 1942 convention.
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the Voice
Clear Spring High Sehtivol
Southern Interscholastic Press Association
Lexington
SIPA
Distric of Columbia
Washington and Lee University
Lee Memorial Journals
Foundation
Robert J. Miller
Vals City
Demo Rally Set Tuesday In Hancock
A democratic rally is planned in Hancock at the American Legion hall next Tuesday evening at eight o clock to honor candidates. Democrats from the Mancosk district and friends are invited with light refreshments served. Sponsored by the Fifth District Men's Democratic Club and the Hancock Women's Democratic Club.
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A. Democratic
Hancock American Legion Auditor
Mancosk
Fifth District Men's Democratic Club
Hancock Women's Democratic Club
Visits Here By VA Are Reduced
Flag, Quinn, manager of the Veterans Administration Regional Office in Baltimore, said visits to the Hagerstown area are reduced from twice monthly to once monthly starting May 1. Visits will occur May 5 and June 22, with no further scheduled visits after June. Local veterans and dependents in the area remain under the Baltimore office for information, writing to Saint Paul and Fayette Streets, Baltimore, Maryland.
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Flag
Quinn
Veterans = Administration
Balitimore
Magerstown
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Maryland
Veterans Regional
Hallimore
Saint Maui
Fayette Streets
Baltimore 2
Real Estate Activity Highlights Busy Regional Week
Realty market shows a flurry of deeds across District 7 and Washington County with numerous transfers. Transactions include parcels on East Washington Street Madison Avenue and U S Route 404, plus acreage on South Mountain and Elk Ridge Drive, involving buyers such as Antonia Pennesi John Rogers and Olga Praronk, and lenders like Second National Bank.
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Ftont
Mary J. Miner
Antonia Pennesi
East
Washington
J. Millard Hughes
Charles R. Yost
Marshall and
Linganore
Janet Groh Béferding
Floyd V
Clarence E. Kean
Madison
Aye
Federal Savings and Loan
John &. Rogers
Charles Blaine Rogers
Mason P. Gigeous
Lane
Springfield Farm
Ella May Younker
Mae J. Pittman
Baptist Church Rd
Bancock
County ‘Commissioners
Washington County
Indian’ Springs
Joseph M. Gonzalez
Edward Owen Ridenour
Della Lane
Boonsboro
John W. Corby
Eirnest M. Shank
Frederick St
Williamsport
B.D. Plummer
William W. Rinn
Brightwood Acres
Margie (. Hoover
White
Chambersburg Area Resident Killed By Auto
A pedestrian Miomas Henry Barber of Chambersburg Route 5 died en route to a hospital after being struck by a motor vehicle on Route 30 three miles west of Chambersburg. The car operator John Co. Seiders 14 of Star Route South McConnellsburg suffered chest leg and scalp injuries. In a related crash about a mile away five people were injured in a rain related two car collision. Barbara Gift 4 of Chambersburg Route suffered facial lacerations head and leg injuries while David Katz 8 of Pittsburgh and three passengers received emergency treatment and were released.
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Chambersby
Chambersburg
Miomas Henry Barster
Chambersburg Rt. 5
Goodwill
John Co. Seiders
Star Route
McConnellsburg
Barbara Gift
Chambersburg Rt
David Katz
Pittsburgh
Katz
Chambersburg Hospital
Massey Calls TV Not a Wasteland Opinionated Actor Praises Shows
Hollywood actor Raymond Massey defends television as the greatest entertainment medium and rejects the view of a vast wasteland. He cites favorites across varied programs and notes his 20 hours weekly of "good, solid entertainment" including Dr Kildare and Car 54 Where Are You.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Abe Lincoln
de. Gillespie
Haymond Massey
Massey
Doctor
King Screen
Raymond
FCC
Newton Ninow
Ben Casay
Tun
Dilek Powell
The
Untouchables
Fred Astaire
Thology
the Law
Mr. Jones
Meet the Press
Huntley-Brinkley
Bob Newhart
Cain
E7th Precinct
Jack Benny
Mister Ed
Civil War Round Table Chicago Heads to Antietam Visit
Righty members of the Civil War Round Table of Chicago travel from Chicago to Washington habitually then to Antietam National Battlefield. They tour Harper's Ferry and Shepherdstown and link with Harrisburg and Hagerstown members before a guided Antietam visit. The trip includes Frederick and South Mountain battle sites then Monocacy Battlefield and return to Chicago.
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Civil War Round Table
Chicago
Antietam Battlefield
Washington
Gellysburg
Harper's
Ferry
W. Va
Shepherdstown
Wy. Va
Keedysville
Harrisburg
Area Deaths Cont'd Front Page Item
An area death notice lists multiple relatives including McCoy, Slate Line, and the paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Migh D Braucher. It notes arrangements through Zimmerman Funeral Home Greencastle and mentions a Tom Maggio baseball playing brothers Joe Dom and Vince sharing a middle name.
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Airs
Nigeria McCoy
Slate Line
Migh D. Braucher
Chamberstore
Wf. Braucher
Sommerset
Zimmerman Feneral
Greencastle
T/Maggio
Joe
Dom
Vince
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Kennedy
Allen
Alten
Charles “Mac" Mathias
Ed Akers
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Goustein
Akers
Goldstein
Tawes Administration
Freedom
Ballentine Beer
Frederick Iron & Steel, Inc
Frederick, Md
Monument
Olin Mathieson
Masott
Stu
Stull
Hancock
Tiffany's
Audrey Hepsburn
Albo
Audie Murphy
John Saxon
Tren
METRO
Butebee & Sherverd
New York Stock Exchange
N. Jone Vathan Street
Tagerstown
Farmers & Merkharts Bank
Natl Bank
Dag Trust Co
Ety Potomac Edison
Potomac Edison
A. FL
Dag Gas Co
Fictar
Stark
Landis Machine
Landis Teal
Waterworks Corp
Corp
Gent Waterworks
Cary
Pairchill Stratos Corp
U.S
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Ao Pe
Gaines Pours
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Cai
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RTE
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Utne
Thomas
Antietam
State Line
HOUTE
Elvis Pester Islwe AL Es
Technicolor
Stanley Warner Theatres
Shaws
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Pontia
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Vlora Dien
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